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Lee Brice scored a touchdown in country music, thanks to his football career

Wednesday, September 22 by ABC News

Before Lee Brice attempted to find success as a country music singer, he had big aspirations of being a professional football player -- a dream that almost came true. Lee earned a scholarship to play football at Clemson University, until an elbow injury permanently derailed any hopes... Read More.

Lainey Wilson marvels at the healing power of music as “Things a Man Oughta Know” hits #1

Wednesday, September 22 by ABC News

This week, Lainey Wilson's debut single, "Things a Man Oughta Know," becomes her very first #1. While there's no doubt that's an impressive accomplishment, the Louisiana native is even more astounded at the impact the song she wrote is having on listeners. "The power... Read More.

‘Dear White People’: Justin Simien explains the purpose of ’90s music & why the series will never be “over”

Tuesday, September 21 by ABC News

Justin Simien had a lot to unpack for the final season of his critically-acclaimed Netflix series, Dear White People. Unlike previous seasons, where the creator went in focused on topical issues centered on race and culture, Simien says he "started the season from a heart place." "I... Read More.

Foo’s Addiction: Hear the first new music from NHC, aka Navarro, Hawkins, Chaney

Friday, September 17 by ABC News

NHC, which stands for Navarro Hawkins Cheney -- the new group made up of Jane's Addiction members Dave Navarro and Chris Chaney and Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins -- will perform on the second weekend of Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder's Ohana Festival, on... Read More.

Keith Urban still tries to impress his late father through his music

Thursday, September 16 by ABC News

Keith Urban's father passed away in 2015, but his influence still permeates almost everything Keith does. It was his father who instilled in him a love of country music, and his father whose approval he still seeks today, even though he has been gone... Read More.

Lady A felt embraced by country music with Grand Ole Opry invitation

Thursday, September 16 by ABC News

Lady A never imagined they would be forced to spend more than a year off the road because of a pandemic, nor did they picture themselves being involved in a contentious lawsuit over their decision to change their name from Lady Antebellum. Amid all of the heartache,... Read More.

As New Orleans jazz community weathers crisis upon crisis, music uplifts

Wednesday, September 15 by ABC News

(NEW ORLEANS) — As Hurricane Ida wreaked havoc in New Orleans, it swept away a historic jazz landmark that Louis Armstrong once considered a second home. "The message that boosting might soon be needed, if not justified by robust data and analysis, could adversely affect... Read More.

Scotty McCreery is “Damn Strait” about his love of country music

Wednesday, September 15 by ABC News

Scotty McCreery is sharing another song from his upcoming Same Truck album. The American Idol alum dropped "Damn Strait," one of only two songs he did not write on his new record. “Every now and then you hear a song that sounds so much like you,” Scotty says of the... Read More.

Why Ashley McBryde’s serving up “Whiskey and Country Music” as a taste of her next record

Monday, September 13 by ABC News

Ashley McBryde is one of the most-nominated artists at the upcoming 55th Annual CMA Awards, competing for Female Vocalist of the Year, as well as Single and Song of the Year for her top-10 hit "One Night Standards." But the "Little Dive Bar in Dahlonega" hitmaker... Read More.

Check out new Yes song and music video “Dare to Know,” from the band’s upcoming album, ‘The Quest’

Thursday, September 2 by ABC News

Yes has offered up a second preview track from its forthcoming studio album, The Quest, which is due out on October 1. The tune, "Dare to Know," is a multiple-part tune featuring classical and prog-rock elements, and sections showcasing orchestral... Read More.

“South on Ya”: Luke Combs drops his SEC anthem, uniting his love of music and college football

Thursday, August 26 by ABC News

Luke Combs officially released “South on Ya,” his love song to life in the rural Southeast, this week. It’s more than just an ode to the North Carolina native’s home turf: The song will also be this year’s brand anthem... Read More.

Luke Combs reprises characters from past music videos in his retro “Cold As You”

Wednesday, August 25 by ABC News

Luke Combs tells a timeless story of heartbreak, loneliness and finally, new love in the music video for his current single, “Cold As You.” The clip follows a guy who’s recently been dumped as he sits at a diner counter,... Read More.

Stories tagged with: music

Lee Brice scored a touchdown in country music, thanks to his football career

Lainey Wilson marvels at the healing power of music as “Things a Man Oughta Know” hits #1

‘Dear White People’: Justin Simien explains the purpose of ’90s music & why the series will never be “over”

Foo’s Addiction: Hear the first new music from NHC, aka Navarro, Hawkins, Chaney

Keith Urban still tries to impress his late father through his music

Lady A felt embraced by country music with Grand Ole Opry invitation

As New Orleans jazz community weathers crisis upon crisis, music uplifts

Scotty McCreery is “Damn Strait” about his love of country music

Why Ashley McBryde’s serving up “Whiskey and Country Music” as a taste of her next record

Check out new Yes song and music video “Dare to Know,” from the band’s upcoming album, ‘The Quest’

“South on Ya”: Luke Combs drops his SEC anthem, uniting his love of music and college football

Luke Combs reprises characters from past music videos in his retro “Cold As You”

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